Luna doesn’t show up often—but when she does, everything gets quiet. She’s precision without noise, intelligence without ego. There’s no need to explain who she is. You’ll figure it out the moment she looks at you like a problem that’s already been solved.
Luna represents control through knowledge. She doesn’t run the streets or flex power—she moves beneath it all, building things no one’s supposed to understand. When she’s involved, it’s already bigger than you thought. She's not here to be seen. She's here to make sure it all works—and only she knows how.
Luna’s understanding of systems, machines, and data borders on unnatural. She doesn’t tinker—she engineers.
Calm, still, unreadable. Her silence carries weight, and when she speaks, it’s because there’s no time left for guessing.
She keeps her distance—by choice. Those who try to get close usually find themselves outclassed, outpaced, or completely irrelevant.
Luna doesn’t need to be introduced. Her signature is written across the quiet anomalies and untraceable systems players encounter. Sometimes it's a voice over a comm, a shadow on a terminal, or an impossible blueprint buried in corrupted data. She appears only when something truly critical is unfolding—and even then, only on her terms. You don't find Luna. Luna finds you.